The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Hawaii collected over $1.7 million from civil and criminal actions in fiscal year 2024, with a significant portion from asset forfeitures.

A 78-year-old tourist from Alaska was rescued after collapsing on Kauai's Nounou East Trail; CPR revived him before he was airlifted and taken to a medical center.

Hawaii Island police identified Wallace Zimmerman, 36, as the motorcyclist killed in a February 3 collision with a dump truck in Pāhoa; speed and not wearing a helmet may have been factors.

The death of Ray Donnell Worrells, after a crash in Waikoloa, has been attributed to a medical condition, not the accident.

Honolulu experiences a mix of calm weather and potential rain, with variable winds expected, and stronger winds and rain chances increasing later in the week.

A woman was critically injured in a collision in Pāpa‘ikou, Hawaii, involving a vehicle while she was in a crosswalk. Police exclude speed, alcohol, and drugs as causes and seek witness information.

Honolulu Police conducted a raid on an illegal gambling operation, seizing 11 machines and cash from a game room on Democrat Street, supported by several law enforcement divisions.

Hawaii will conduct a mandatory live fire training exercise at Kona and Hilo airports from Feb. 10-12 to recertify aircraft rescue firefighters, not affecting normal operations.

Hawaii police are investigating an incident near Konawaena High School where a reported firearm in an SUV led to four arrests and a school lockdown, though it may have been a construction tool.

Honolulu's weather will remain stable with mild east-southeast winds and light showers in windward areas. A front may bring more rain by the week's end, but no major weather issues are expected.

Hawai‘i Police collaborate with NHTSA to enforce sober driving during Super Bowl LIX, amidst rising DUI arrests and traffic fatalities, urging responsibility and the use of designated drivers.

Volunteers are invited to help with dune restoration at Haycraft Beach Park on February 12, planting native species and learning about coastal ecosystem resilience.

The County of Maui is hiring for their PALS summer session, a program for children 5-12 that includes arts, crafts, sports, and more, from June 9 to July 28, 2025.